St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-16
The Awarding of Prizes for Fancy
PUPS COMPLETED.

The principal features of the bench
show at Tenth and jackson streets yes
terday were the awarding of special
prizes for the largest and smallest dog
and for the best and next best decorated
stalls, and the two performances, after
noon and evening, of the circus trick
dogs of Sackett 81 Virgins. The trick
dogs provoked abundant mirth. and the
children went into spaSms of glee to see
dogs and monkeys acting like
prize offered by Kuhles & Stock of a
box of cigars for the largest dog in the
show was awarded to Monarch, the
Leonberg st. Bernard exhibited by Miss
Mary Wellesley. of Minneapolis. Camp
bell & Blake'S little black-and-tan ter
rier, Tiny. was awarded the special of
Beaupre, Keogh & Co., case of peaches
Mrs. G. S. Cummings, of this city, gave
the special prize of silver
cup for the best decorated
stall, so she did not compete for it, The
cup went to Mrs. Thomas Race, of lyle
hart street. Her stall was blue satin
lined, with lace drapings and with a
gold satin front. Jack and Gypsy, her
silver grey Yorkshire terriers, have been
living in it for the past few days. The
special of Billiard Bros, set of bronze
PLAQUES, for the next best decorated
stall, was awarded to Mrs. Cummings.
Her stall contained four pugs. Tommy
higgins, Little Chubby, Colonel and
Flossie, light fawn, golden fawn, steel
fawn and stone fawn respectively in
color. 1t was decorated with bronze
busts and PLAQUES, Brussels carpet,
raised needle work and fancy drapings.
This finishes the prizes. To-day the
trick dogs of Sackett Il Virgins will
give three performances.
BARKs AT THE HALL.
George W. BohnS st. Bernard, Elcho, got
Terplanck Bros box of cigars.
The Osceoia kennels took all the special
prizes for great danes.
Wacouta Nap and Tiger Royal were the
mastiff special winners.
Merrill Ryder's mounted deerhead for best
deer hound went to William Staples, of
Hinckley.
Bruno Beaupre secured the three Joint bass
rod for Seal, j. W. Stephens getting the car
Vim. F. Bickers Irish setter. s.Dan," took
two specials. kid also got one.
A. A: Bogen, of New Tim, takes the years
subscription for the GLOBE for the best Eng
lish setter pup in the state.
Sir Charles was considered the best st.
Bernard and won the carving set of Donald
son. Ogden d Co.
W. p. Warmers pointer. 'sDon," got the
Flash won two specials. So did Dan Will
son.
Don Caesar was the winner of the Office
chair.
The cash prize of $50 for best kennel of st.
Bernards was awarded to r. j. Lawyer.
Sprague's Brush and Megara Irish settlers,
took the brace prize of c. A. Zimmerman, a
water color hunting scene.
The special of Foot, Schulze & Co. for best
black and tan setter, went to Royal Duke.
Robert BlackwoOds Frost got the prize for
best in Minnesota.
Juno W. took Adam Fetsch's box of cigars.
To the Chestnut Hill kennels was awarded
the special of the st. Paul club for the. best
kennel of collies.
Toro was considered the best bulldog. and
accordingly his owner, John league, of
Rockford, H., got box of cigars from Ken
nedy & Chittenden.
The pug, frankie C, was the winner of
John MatheiS' rug.
The Italian greyhound, Lady, owned by
bum. Mrs. M. B. Williams also got an album
for the Mexican hairless. Gypsy.
Don Caesar is placarded Dangerous" A
lady was standing in front of him and he
gave roar which almost frightened her out
of her wits. She stepped backward off the
raised flooring and sprained her ankle.
Hence. Dangerous"
Miss. collie bitch, both the property of the
Chestnut Hill kennels, got the SIS prize of
Friend for best pair of coilies.
Whitehead's black and tan terrier won for
his master the reed dog basket of Quinby &
Abbott.
poor bear could not stand the yelps, barks
and howls of the mob of CANNES, so he laid
down and died at noon. His skin is the only
thing left of any value.